“Wise people, when they are in the wrong, always put themselves right by finding fault with the people against whom they have sinned. A man in the right relies easily on his rectitude and therefore goes about unarmed. His very strength is his weakness. A man in the wrong knows that he must look to his weapons; his very weakness is his strength. The one is never prepared for combat, the other is always ready. Therefore it is that in this world the man that is in the wrong almost invariably conquers the man that is in the right, and invariably despises him. Trollope, Anthony. Barchester Towers (Kindle Locations 5502-5505). Kindle Edition. Trollope, Anthony. Barchester Towers (Kindle Locations 5497-5498). Kindle Edition. ”

— Trollope, Anthony